WELL. 
This was bold as hell. Covering any Buckley AND Elizabeth Fraser. Thanks for not f’king 
w/this masterpiece.Another beautiful version. It aches properly.
I think yoou should doo‘ 
‘Kanga-roo’’

this song just received you a new follower big fan now, clearly as a band you are underrated which is a shame, the voice is exceptional just stunning

Lovely & well-crafted re-vision of this beautifully haunting classic...well done!

nailed it! what a fantastic cover, love it!

myofloats

Save Me Not

Polaris

i don't really know what this is... let me know what you think ;)

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Release date:
5/9/2013

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